Reply To: Keeping your white horses white! (without losing your mind)

Good question… I keep seperate brushes. I put white ribbons on the handle of the white horse only brushes, red on the black horses brushes and yellow on the palimino horses brushes. White socks use the white brushes only.
Saddle pads used only on the white horse. Rugs too! Honestly sometimes it looks like you have a roan horse if you swap the saddlepads/rugs around.
White sock with liver chestnut horse like Angelo is, when I paint the Bling it On product only his socks I tie the tail up i

Good question… I keep seperate brushes. I put white ribbons on the handle of the white horse only brushes, red on the black horses brushes and yellow on the palimino horses brushes. White socks use the white brushes only.
Saddle pads used only on the white horse. Rugs too! Honestly sometimes it looks like you have a roan horse if you swap the saddlepads/rugs around.
White sock with liver chestnut horse like Angelo is, when I paint the Bling it On product only his socks I tie the tail up in a knot or I use a tail bag until the white paint is dry.
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